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Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
LDotb.

Lynch Il Lsary. the Madison ftTsn,
Siosers, have had their wagon relettered
and repainted.
Cl5th, hair, velvet and hat brushss-
Christmas iavors. Belt, the druggist
9Th and Market.
A very acceptable Christmas Rif,
souli be a stock b older's tickst TO III.
Wilmington IDstitute Library, goud
nsttl July l, 1888; price 81 so,
Tho wagon used in caIrsing tho
malls from the postoffice to the . atl ~
broke an axle yesterday and was take,
IL the shop for repairs.
Joseph Horner has just recsiysd o
une LOT OF imported cAuariea and fow
red birds, a. the corner Of Eighth nnc
Bennett streets, which he ihirks h.,
never been exoelled. Call and iuda,
whether he Is right or wrong.
Mlliard y. Davis has on exhibition
In his window three watches to be o,p
'ested for at the bazaar to bs held b,
the Andrewstacksr Tribe OF Red Men
no. IA, to be held at Newport dutin.
tbs week OF Fec. 26,
The junior member of the firm of l.,
w shdham u Son has been engaged
Tor three evenings in selling thu stool
OF the store OF Mr.. Williams ct Booth
Corper. AS result he has not rsac chet
nome until midnight, which he con
sldered rather hard work these dul
ni2hts.
Fnendship Lodge, No. 81, 1. o O.. r.
OF hoekeseln, gave musical aat
literary entertainment In It's hall OF
Fridsy evening. There were readiu< :
,Y Mi.s Imogens Chandler, France
walker, ESa., and TecltatioDs b,
Aiis Alice Thompson. Miss Name j
ba ham rendered some very pleasip
vocal selections. The euctspos Ium
bersd about 800 people.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
w. n. sR ARP q OO.

Chintz covered, cotton, o. 20 TO $3.50
Satlne covered, cotton So TO S4.s0
Cretonne covered, cotton, tl.75 10 $2.25
6aiine covered, elder down, $40 10 SIG.
silk covered, cider down, S25 TO tzJ.
Satin covered, cider down, t3S.
Eider-Down Pillows to
match, $3.50 TO So.
The finest assortment OF
Table linens we ever gath
cred together, from I b e
finest Barnsley at S. to the
German Looms from Is
cents to SI.5o. Over one
hundred patterns 10 select
from.
Our linen stock will he an
agreeable surprise to lockers
for nice linens.
Our store will be open
every evening this week.
VIM. B. SHARP & co,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
FOURTH EDITION
NEWS SUMMARY.

ICriinin al ssrclessness-TrainC Collision
Killed by His wne
An explosion occurred in the Akron
Mines, ut Trau Run, Ohio, on Tuesday
A Hungarian miner persisted Ia enter
Ing the room with his lamp burning Il
remove h.s tools. An explosion follow
ed, killing him aud knocking dopr
every one within n rAdius OF 800 feet
Harry Tithers, who followed tho Hun
esrian and attempted TO bripg him from
the room, was badly burned, and Is not
expected to 1--we.
A passenger and freight coilided On
the Iton Mountain railroad, near New
port, Aikansas, Tuesday morning. The
fireman OF tho parsengsr train WA
killed ard the engineer fatally injured.
Tho road master and baggage master
vere sesersly injured. aud ,hs passen.
gtrs were well seaker Ip, but none ol
them weIe hurt.
II is stated that the notorious Z Mexl.
d,n bsnolt BernRl has bee N srr.sted In
old Albuquerque snd locked up In the
county js.l In Albuquerque, New
Mexico. An attempt will be made 10
bold The prieouer under the s,rinaen,
deadly weapon law until tho Mexican
Authorities can be communicated with,
Morii2 Loeb, editor OF the Morssn
stern spspeT, oisd ou Tuesday at
Doy lestoUn, Pa, in the 7tth year OF his
age. He wsi editor for about half n
century, ard was prom!Lent in local
affairs. During the war be procured
the exemption Of the Menron iies iIcm
military service.
James Wood ward, = miner, died ip
Ba!ineyil'e, Olio, on Tuesday, from the
effects Of blow struck by hts wiie laat
Thursday. Woodward was drunk, and
when his wife iefused him money lie
attacked her with u knife. In self do.
fepse abe struck him on the lead with
. FIRE shovel.
TtomAs Brewer held two sticks OF
dynami'e in ono hAad in TIC L.ke An
geliLe II ina 81 Iahps nip2, Michigan, On
Mcndey, aud lighted hts pipe wlth the
oth,r lsnd, An explosion followed
and be WAS blown TO pieces.
A dsspstch frcm Cedar Rso,ls.
lows, rays tho brewers have peen
granted Until March lat, 1888, In which
10 dispose Of thsir stock, cc prom!ba
Gade BY tasm 10 close lheiI bIeweI,es
on that Gay.
Thomas Doyle, who kicked bis wife
10 death 10 Hartford, Conrscticut. las;
summer, yesterday pleaded guilty 10
m sneiaHgitcr ard was sentenced 10
hve yeais' impr!s, pmtnt
Mrs Eitth Livingston Northooto,
wife OF Ii o. h horthcoto ana daughter
OF Hss.il.9a Fish. died IL New York,
yestsrdsy. Dr. Northoote is q son Of
toe lAse Lord Iddosleish.
The new silver vault In The T.easury
building IL nnished. IL will hold lU0
CLO. .O0O % the standard dollars.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Mems Hip Rubber Boot. wool lin,J
Meas Heavy Rubber Boots, wool lined
Mems Lightweight Rubber Boots
merlno lined
Boys Heavy aud Light weigh, Eabbei
Boots.
Ladies Fine Lightweight Rubber
Boots
Misses Fine Light weight Rubber Boots
Childfen'o Fiue Llgh, weight Rubber
Boots.
Buckle ArctIcs, for ladies, mls,cs and
children.
Men and boys wool.linci AlasaA Zero
Rubbers.
Transfers Extra Heavy Rubber
Mems self acting aud plain I.gbher.
and Footnolds
Fine Glove RuhoerB ior ladies, msses
and children with spring heele, oF heels
Everything In Rubber Footwear at
Prices the Lowest IN town.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Death of Dr. suat,n ChAa

DR.. SWlthin CaaGilsi, I'D
kno wn citizen residing q. Fail
bel, died suddenly at bis n'l
about IL O'Clock tLis nofnll |
death Is euppossd 10 be due q
diseaee. The doctor WAS ssEtbl
elected to the Genera Assembly
State, and hss served both /. J
and Representative He BIS
times been mentioned IN cJal
with the GoverDorstip. H' VI
and fAvorably known taiotiSi
Hhclo State. he was bio.ae;
EN- ma Chandler Of this cy'
not yet beOn announced weeil-'
nj will lake place.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
EVE Irinren.

oEe Q! tae sons OF Tm. j. Lark wss
strrck IN ste eye By . hammer tiJipf
on tha handle, a few 4s.s ngo, and sG
badly Injured that the Bight 0! it Wa
desSregea. Another son has also been
so ts.'ly 8 III ,oted with the spinal disease
thss his couGition became alarming
AID fears were entertained OF his resto.
70 ZION to heAlth.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Runaway Accident.

This morning about II 45 o'clock the
horse Of DR.. 3. l.. West, became frighten-
ed at the goat team OF John s. Jeheris.
and ran away The carriage and harness
were completly wrecked, and the colored
lad who drove the team, was thrown cut
ani badly though not seriously Injured.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
FIFTH E:DI1l
superior Oa.

Court ,.'" Superior osof,
9 c.." ..oC. G., : yesterday .tIs,,o I1s,oosslI
man ~. & Mitchell" i" v,,t q ts,,o'aa
, ,of The plAinlias s.a "l,a Lors
,sa.n ,.a, E.q,, ior 'ss HSs Anu Anu
on, eS,s1 ., 1p on a ps,isIon' n',i'lt u
Du. made % =, the he, court O''?r r.. % u =
By BY q InI ,.Is measy n, in di,po,.a !, .asj
M.ps.,1 M .psn.1pi,ed l,a,e on opn'pSS.i'l x.
90. 90. BY Sheriff An b.a, ,or '!a's
snIn.,Ipssopsrty, I'd. iucIus,oea,' c,oa' .,stl
s,v,a"., ssu,Sna.sd BY james s.,,,s1.s. ~
saAt ne purchs.ed :. seieadaj
purpose o. pro,eclIn.,' ,r,' 1 Ip'opsI
ssa ~i'ns,ses as,se woretIsan ls,a sos Oh ~ |,
s.,s,sss sus alter ,i hearing z s'ssss,a.' slss %
''srtved w,,, TO decision. .N'A'l''
Willsrd saulsbury' ~
attention OF The cn, sSr
WIN William Riley, iudio,ss; lUa,; ,ni
quor sithout q Iics1,,' ', u, .,
sa.se.se case being as iOllosr %, ~.
formerly kept a ho'., Nt
aae, ana after bis death t, ls.si ss'i
coa. conducted BY hi, son, sss., ~ ~
slanted a to the father. 'sss w.
neg general was app,i..s sas ;.
1ecioed 1t q violation n y
Grew are up three ipdl,.a y
IsiIey, on each OF vk.I aa ~
rendered q true bill n.
thst 1t VA, the man s,,si ~
that was licensed, and 'ss ~,
one receiving the lic,r,.' ' ~!
aader 1t In any ON. NJ ~.
coula Any one elsa .ell !, p,1 N.
which II Was granted, ~.
the same view Of The u,,,., ~ \
vas sentenced to pay d. N
costs On one indlCinen, A., u !,
Two we're nolle prosQrI !, n, y
costs. i'a W
Lilburne Chandler, Es "a,
Edltb Dougherty 10 = ps:i,,,, ~
voroe from her husb,,S 4
Dougherty, h,ked for an a,s., :,
payment OF her ocus,s ~ e.,
Ward, E.q., counsel III Il. "a. 4.
opposed the motion md /, =, !,
by the court.
After disposine Of ,ans nj,
ness the court 40 djollasd us,-i
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
A IirA,o Woman.

John Kelly and Efnt;' w
tempted TO force their Wy VI
house OF Mrs. Liviugton, hla
linois. las, Saturday rignl, "
at them as they wt.e entering \
dow, wounding both, bat mol =
They then broke dosn TIE ae,',', s.. Y
the mousse and felled MRS Ll''.s' .',
the d lor with her Own it'on"
mon were arrested Oh hon''l ~,
Ia q Wild scion OF q weslsn' eIaa Y.
Kelly is q leading resilient o., o. ~ ,
aud = prominent Mason aaa ~
member.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
YOUR WIVES AND FAmILrEs,
workingmsB. Yosr Attsntiou 10 ths
words OF rruth.

Ifyou study ,ha interest OF yourself
yoar wives and families, you will Ger
tSinly go where you can make the al
mighty dollar roach ss far as possible
fou can procure, by going where this
directs. u strong pair OF working rants
lined throughout for rs cis.; childYes' a
hree pants, good quality, for S5 cent?,
children's sut.f, splendid patterns and
good goods. for ti.75; boys Auits, ages
III to I'D for $3.50; overcoAts from Si "a
10 Is rs; msn's Frost Kiilers," /" the hes,
storm ovsTeoss 10 the world, for ~ go,
dress overoos's from 50 30 upwards;
sack suits ard cutaways from Is 10
tl4e0. ~ the ECONOMY Ono Price
Clothing Hal, No, 4o6 Narke, street,
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Fine singing csnsflos b
Parry's, $40 King street
Found Dead In the nOu'l''

A despatch from Reds.oe', .o.s,,.5 ,1''
Pa says word has been it.''r y. N,
that Ellhu Gregg who 70. s.,,., ,is
lad been the terror OF 10, y, UY M
era OF Pennsylvania, Wes. a,i "a 4
Ohio and Maryland, was ,Sa,. fSaSa Il, 4
few days ago on the ), a.'i sos /
Mountains with o baIis. o. '...,. wv Al
breast. He Was over oo s.',s n,i.s
had just oren relessed i,s0 from I,t H.s
for w est Virginia with Ils s.,,os,, ,s
tention Of killing certain l.,'St, ~ Sir.
be charged with treache'' W.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Repairs at tho stspu', y ,

Plumbers are busy syy,..,,'a, ., sS,1 = i' 8.
the steam heating spp,iInu p,pp,iou. Os'pss1I
are also at work pG,'apfi ma 4 pafieotricliSlp.
the storm doors. The sed s,ss sps sI1iHs''
all 10 position now DIV
sstisiaction.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
an nr,oyable fsss''

A very enjoyable tes aslo's NV iii
tainment took place o. ,so nv bs.i|
street. last evening, iOr M,.,ISs y, S
outstanding Wit the bad H'1lss' aS,s
WAS o fair attendance, es,,,,iisd 7
three tablssu scenes. eo,',s ., ,hss,
Hope aud Charity msS,s n'"s = vs.e "
Wedding Fssst. There ,s cp,la
fine solos, reoitatious ms, spa 10 : ID,
and the evening pssseu "
ioyable manner.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
What They say.

"Bsaut,tu. ''splsndid At" and won.
dsrfully cheap" arc ths remarks m 81 Q
shout the holiday slippers OF Bsbcsck's.
2e6 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
sHIvsRING To DEATH.
Trembling ana shaking Lis..L,.,

LIhs Q Lear.
There 10 no occasion " suffer an, =,
.hess nganies when you can, by ao,nn .
70 felihtimer's Rconomy Hail. % my
sh~e Doctors prescription. TbIck
RED aannei undersnits for si.sO, or =
heavy cardigan jacket from ~ o,nts ~ =
$500. In fact every article in fn,ni.h ~
ips goods kept on hand. Workinemen
attention to this item In partienl.r
Ihe proprietor OF this popular clo,hins
nonso carries . foil line Of flannel over.
shirts, jackets, ovarAils, with or ri,h
out bibbs. Kiudiy remem Der when n
need OF any Of the above ntoesseriss to
give Tho Economy Hall, the new olo,s.
Ing institution, 4o6 Market s,rtst. n
trial and you won't regret IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Mas LILLIAN Jackson, vino ha7 aesn
sick at the home nt her uucle. Senator
Mac Milan, OF Buffalo. New York, has
raonveted, and rssotlgd houe last
evening ip the care OF her brother.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
wM. .. Sc ARP D %.
Wm' B. Sharp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS.

, mind what to get9
What a blessing Christ
mas comes but snce a year.
Only it's a pleasurable
thing after all, and we
} wouldn't he without it. No
matter how small, the inten-
ton to please is what We are
after.
The iull tide OF Christmas
ebbs and flows through the
store.
We can only give you a
few suggestions OF the many
Isood things here for holiday
gifts,
The practical giver can
find many advantages among
our stock. There's hardly
thing but a useful, as
we'll as a beautiful article
here.
A recent arrival OF Ar
mure dress goods in a fine
assortment OF colprs are
wonderfully nice goods for
an Inexpensive dress; soc.
instead of soc.
Gilbert's all wool plaid
and stripe dress fabrics are
nice for every day or wrap
pers; 5os.
Cahcoes, centuries, sateens
and ginghams in many new
styles for these times are
now here; SC. to I2ic.
Observation-Disclosures such
an assortment; never sold SO
fast. Mems, ladies', and
children's, in linen and silk,
plain, hemstitched, initial
and bordered, from E tor a.
cents uP. to as nigh as you
want to 90.
A gem Of a Silk Mpllar
7nd happy the man SO well
Thought OF. Five dozen re-
ceived late, all pure silk, ele-
giant designs; and you get
them for 81 instead of $I.2s.
Another good thing for a
man, il the letters happen to
suit bis name, is an all silk,
with a handsomely embroid-
cred initial. They are Only
in E, H, P, I, B, X, w.
Best of all, they are in a full
grown mans size. Where's 3
the man who don't hate Il
little bit OF a handkerchief!
He wants to know It's there
when he stuffs it into his
pocket; so cents.
Our Umbrella takers got
a little ahead of US; a flying
trip to the makers set us
right again, and there's
plenty Low to 60 around.
Our Umbrellas are unusual.
ly rice this season.
Scotch Ginghams, 55c. &c
sI,75.
Aipacss, 81 to $2.25.
Gloria. Sr.75 to Sc.
Silk, $275 to So.
4 God and Silver mounted
natural and fancy natural.
Rugs OF all kinds.
Sofa sizes in Brussels rug'
d in new designs; s and $I.5o
Present Towels in surpris
ingly pretty ones; pure whit.
and colored borders.
s. Blankets--and we ar,
bound to have cold weathe
e after all.
White, medium, 81 per pair
so White, medium, SI.5o pc
!. pair.
to White, medium, s.. 50 pc
rs White, medium, So per pei,
White, large, $3.50 per pail
10 White, large, 81 per pair.
7s White, large, $3.50 per pai'
White, extra, IS per pair.
White, extra, $6 per pair.
Just a suggestion Of
/ good blanket present at
" low price.
Then again the fine Cal
. fornia Blankets with MOI
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
sine { ala t'"s

a. Institute buliSiss,, isnsS,,olool, CD, as D'''''
this evening al az .
NAV be expected a
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
=. .,.,,t,e ones

have no. been torse,';sps; i; ps;0,las' s'' ,1pp: ::
rubber boots, arotlc,,d .d 'tI,i Children FL ~
.trast. s above Second
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Or. Bull's oOusa s',ap p,I,sSiSI ,tio
II unohecksd, is often sa.a .io II 'J ibis 30,
ful medicine hiss rescu''
the grave.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
kENNARO&CO.

lOOu L ancy COl-
ored and Black Bor-
dered I'll I'm s itch
Linen Handker-
chiefs at 8 cents.
Also White Hem
stitch Linen Hand
kerchiefs 8 cents;
regular 12!-cent t
quality.
250 White En-
broideredHemstitch
Linen II an dix er-
chiefs at Is cents;
this is a special bar
gain which will soon
disappear; no more
after this lot.
500 White Tuck
Hemstitch Linen
Han dkerchiefs 25
cents; this is a very
popular Handker-
chief.
Our Fine Sheer
Linen Handk er-
chiefs are exceeding
|lyattractivethisy
very many of our
lady frien DIS com
mending them very
highly and purchas-
ing freely.
Beautiful goods at
81, so, 81, IS, 81
cents, ST., up to $2.75.
Our Um brella
sales have been very
large; we are not
surprised, as they
are certainly among
the best and cheap.
est in the country;
Sl.75 to 81; Silk,
Gloria, and Helvetia.
Our Napkin stock,
sets of Table Covers
and Napkins, Fancy
Table Cloths, ETC.,
is full of good things.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

NHaA " AAt u lE
DR.. Il R,bert Hill CiarE ils n
dence In Milford ys.ie.asy.
stricken With parAlysig Q, A
and remA!ned uncorscios, N
Clath was born in Milford II a
stndied medicine a. tee U.,|
New York and sradaa,td nd
was . very successful s-sl
pract.ced until 1857, vhes l. |
pointed to \ position 10 ,as a,.
department Of the U1iisd srs
which position be hslt at
when he retired with toe nlk
modore His last service, .a,I
ernment were patterned " q
master OF the South AiEtc "a
Ge has lived q quiet life ~.
tirement. Hts estate Is rG.sod
900. largely invested 10 vase
lime Of the iuneTsl has .3lyg j
nonnced.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

John NJ. j. 6ormap, No. I'll shipley
street, cabinet maker and uphoIs.erer.
First clxes repairing . speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Dots.

Joseph u. Chambers gives notice tba,
ne viii DO ut various plao,s In this
county. commencing At Gsntrsyill.. ths
Slst inst, 70 receive the tag due i,om
persons insured In the Mutual Frs In.
suranoe COMPANY Of Chester COUNTY.
Pa. 'y'
Notwithstanding his adsptpe.. In
mixing and dispensing fancy drinks.
John fry at the Clayton House, has
proven himself Sns decorator. His
tsstclui arrangement Of the bar 10 very
holidays.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

Tho longer tho sp1tU The
yonng man" makes fs; b. !
headache, the wore rslI,s v
pear Silence and LIIti9; s:s /
ereign remedies fOs thu pscr.ii
of headache.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

,,s,s, ss, rli'iiS. n'5s ss'if';'' 3 f''.. %
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
THE MARTYR
EARM AT PUBLIC SALE-WILL BE
L sold AT Public sale,
TUESDAY, THE l7Tu OF JANUARY isss

TUESDAY. THE 17Tu OF JANUARY, 1883
at O'Clock, p. n.,
On the premises in Mill Greek Hundred, New
Castle county, Del ware, on The road lradiug 2
IRON corner hetch to Mill Creek meeting
house a farm of "a acres, more or ie =. AdIOtn-
Ing lands Of Abner III chill. william NJ
hastburn amt Others. The lmproveH, n = are a
9roomed house with cellar and attic frame
barn, carriage house aud Other out nuIldIngs.
Apple an pun orchard. The land Is a
good state of cnltiN Att N divided into fields
with running water In all but one; water fore
&c 10 house and ba. b. hydraulic ram ANY
one wish NJ to view tue pr misses Will he
shown The same by calling on S. NJ Parker,
residing thereon
Conditions at sale. J0HH 7. PARKER
SAM IL NJ. PARhER,
Executors #
JOHN PARKER, G,ceased.
j. q. Robinson, Auc. ds..ltyi
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
Death of Enhs,, uut,,

Ls1s stock Of io.sAT.Jt
$40 King. W
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

N1 IN ED-h BOY To WuRk AT
w nignt'a narpeEirg, at JOS. HDR.
as. touthoast oprner OF eighth and
Bsnnett strorts. a1I.o.s
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

4 OSi-OE SUNDAY LhST, Il SMALL
AZ Whiie and orange color ID beagle sIut.
~ ace rtt IN 10 el9 Mad iBob greet ans re.
ceiNe reward from twJ iiItls boys. o2!.3.a
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

EiO OUhD--A hED, tsILK PLUSa HaT
- war kund Monday evening, on mer.
20. street oet"eea u ana 8d. T1o loser can
sOhD > Restaurant, 3d ana M aIket SITS. II
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
621 Market St.

yEY .nTAB--A Young MAN WHO
w has hst two years experience in
cajin u making. ADDRESS Oaoi net, this c +
noe. II
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21
eo9 MARKET ST., ABOVE sEuoND
DO YOU WEAR
RUBRER BOOTS?

Nothing Ike them 10 wear In saow and
slush.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-21

/ Ae
lie BE
10y VI
IGott
! tho q
pcomn
!, ell.
I,efsoI
|the d
lpess
afty Z
|1bRtp v
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-20
CRIMINALITIES.
terday's Record Of Business I'm
Police Circles.

Ye1te tef0ayss kxeCOr0 Oh nushmess Asa
Police Circles.
1t is expected that District Attorney
Patton's burglar will arrive this morning
from San Francisco.
Eighteen horses were found loose in
Beaudry's vineyard yesterday by Officer
Arguello. They were put in the pound.
The case of j. Richardson, charged
with overlooking street car, was dis
missed by Justice Austin yesterday
morning.
The Jury in the case of William Alb.
bott, charged with vagrancy. found him
not guilty on the ground that he IS sup'
ported by his mother.
The jury in the case OF 9. White,
charged with beating Police Officer John
L. Fonck, found verdict of guilty and
Justice Taney fined White S25.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Dalton
captured Daniel Russell, colored gen.
tleman, and All Jim. a celestial, en-
gagged in pitched battle on New High
street. From statements made by both
parties it appeared that Russell called
the Chinaman hard numes, which that
Individual resented, and hot words fol.
lowed by blows was the result OF the en-
counter. Both were charged with fight.
ing.
Charles Peterson and Charles Rogers,
two opium-smokers captured by officer
Bosque on Los Angeles street yes
terday, have deposited $40 bail each for
their appearance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-20
~TERMs OF PAYMENT. -[DtA
One.fourth cash, one-fourth months, on
fourth year, onefourth is months.

One.fourth cash, one. e.fourth months, one
fourth year, one-fourth Is months.
The plateau of Arlington Heights offers
the most magnificent view to be beheld in
Southern California, embracing The whole
of the Los Angeles Valley, and extending
from San Pedro and Santa Monica on the
Pacific ocean, across the plains to the foot
Sierre Madre mountains. This table and
or mesa is perfectly level and unbroken.
but 60 feet higher than the elevation of
Spring and Main streets. TO reach it there
are no hills to climb, and as the streets
leading from the center of Los Angeles city
up to 1t follow the same even grade 1t is as
easy Of access as Washington Gardens. The
soil of Arlington Heights is rich loan,
mellow and fra BILE at all seasons and easy
to cultivate. The vineyards and orchards
surrounding it give undisputed evidence
that every acre OF Arlington Heights will
produce grapes and fruit without irrigation.
anywhere ON the tract at q depth of from
thirty to sixty feet. The plateau of Airing
ton Heights is unequalled for health.
gentle breeze from the Pacific &c IAN fans 1t
daily: sea fogs never reach its elevation.
and frosts being almost unknown on the
Mesa" he most teuder plants, such IS to-
matoe vines bear fruit there every day of
the yeer. The Santa Monica branch of the
8. z. II. K. runs o ongside this elegant tract;
the present terminus of the Electric Street
Railroad is distant one-half mile from Ar
lington Heights. and 1t is expect ed that 1t
will be extended to and through Arlington
Heights.
Every city has its one fashionable suburb
par excellence; as London has its Rich
mond, and Paris has its Saint Cloud. Arling
ton Heights. by happy combination of ad-
vantsges. promises to become a fash
able add ton to Los Angeles, of the beau
full mansions and parx-like grounds of the
wealthy.
The elegant lawns and stately mansions of
the rich will be found here within short
time, and purchasers who take advantage
of our low prices and easy terms will reap
golden harvest of their inves meIt in Ar
lington Heights.
For further particulars. prices and maps
apply to the office of the Arlington Heights
Land & Water Company.
WlESENDANG & EONSALL.
25 West First ST., up stairs, corner of First
and Spring streets, or
JAMES p. MCCARTHY,
23 West First St., or
ROBERT TURNER,
f20 Ill West First St.